The phrase "assistance head" is not a standard or widely recognized expression in written English.
It could potentially be used in a specific context, such as referring to a person in charge of providing assistance or support, but it may require clarification for the reader.
Example: "The assistance head will coordinate all support services for the project."
Alternatives: "head of assistance" or "support manager".
Nicholas Anderson Former MI6 agent and author "My first gut thought was that he couldn't have been a high-security risk as it took nearly two weeks for the FCO [Foreign & Commonwealth Office] employee assistance head to follow up on why he hadn't been at work.
Begin cutting programs as the 2012 Ryan budget proposed - "childcare assistance, Head Start, job training and housing and energy assistance would likely see a $291billion cut" -- and the burden on women, and especially poor women, would rise exponentially.
The ranking Democrat of the committee, Louise Slaughter of New York, called the change "a backdoor way" to cut Social Security, Medicare, veterans' benefits, food assistance, Head Start and community block grants.
Clearly, we want to evaluate their effectiveness, but in an age of increased inequality and diminished opportunity and mobility among the least advantaged, many of the programs in this category should be expanded (help with college assistance, Head Start, job programs and job training).
An Omaha World-Herald report shows four GOP hopefuls going against government assistance, headed by Texas Gov. Rick Perry.
"These increases would have helped many, although not all, of the nearly 300,000 children who benefited from child care assistance and Head Start and Early Head Start starting in 2009 as a result of economic recovery funding," Blank said.
She held a job for several years while receiving government assistance as head of a low-income family.
Carney said a team – including military and law enforcement personnel capable of sharing with the Nigerians expertise in intelligence, investigations, hostage negotiating and victim assistance – would head to Nigeria to help search for the teenagers.
According to Mr. Bredeson, the crew had often trained for this moment: grab the floating survival suits — often called "Gumby suits" and equipped with strobe lights — stored in a hatch, roll out and slip into the suit, help anyone needing assistance, and head to your assigned life raft, either the one on port side or the one on starboard.
Townsend cited drastic cuts by Maine's Republican-controlled legislature to Maine safety net programs that are disproportionately affecting women and children, including reductions to the state's welfare program (TANF), health care for the working poor (MaineCare), family planning, child care assistance, and Head Start.
Provide flashlights for assistance or head lamps.
